Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Apple has quietly removed from its website all references to its child sexual abuse scanning feature, months after announcing that ...

Key negotiators in the European Parliament have announced making a breakthrough in talks to set MEPs' position on a controversial legislative proposal aimed at regulating how platforms should respond ...

It has now been over a year since Apple announced plans for three new child safety features, including a system to detect known Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) images stored in iCloud Photos, an ...

Months after a bungled announcement of a controversial new feature designed to scan iPhones for potential child sexual abuse material (CSAM), Apple has covertly wiped any mention of the plan from the ...

Two years ago, Apple first announced a photo-scanning technology aimed at detecting CSAM—child sexual abuse material—and then, after receiving widespread criticism, put those plans on hold. Read ...

However, Apple says its plans for CSAM detection have not changed since September, which suggests CSAM detection in some form is still coming in the future. Note: Due to the political or social nature ...

Apple's photo scanning feature for iCloud in search of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is no longer moving forward. The iPhone maker confirmed that it killed its plans to roll out such a security ...

Back in 2021, Apple announced a number of new child safety features, including Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) detection for iCloud Photos. However, the move was widely criticized due to privacy ...

Update: The EU has now announced the proposed new law. More details at the bottom. Apple’s CSAM troubles may be back, after controversy over the issue of scanning iPhones for child sexual abuse ...

Apple has quietly removed from its website all references to its child sexual abuse scanning feature, months after announcing that the new technology would be baked into iOS 15 and macOS Monterey.